New York Islanders defenseman Ryan Pulock (upper body) is expected to hop back into action on Sunday against the Dallas Stars. An upper-body injury has kept Pulock sidelined for seven games. The team plans to pair Pulock with Scott Perunovich on the second defensive pairing. Although Pulock is inconsistent offensively, he remains a key component of the Islanders blue line. He has notched 16 points (three goals, 13 assists) in 48 outings while blocking 105 shots and delivering 58 hits. The Islanders defense will also welcome back Scott Mayfield (lower body). A further boost should be coming at the start of next week, as Noah Dobson (lower body) will be eligible to come off Injured Reserve.
According to Andrew Gross of Newsday, New York Islanders defenseman Ryan Pulock (upper body) suffered an injury during Saturday's overtime victory over the Carolina Hurricanes. Pulock sustained this injury during the first period. Before exiting, Pulock logged just one shift and did not get on the scoresheet. If the 30-year-old were to miss time, fantasy managers should expect Dennis Cholowski to enter the starting lineup. Entering Sunday, Pulock tallied four points over his previous eight contests. During this stretch, he logged over two blocked shots per game and two shots on goal per game. Tony DeAngelo will likely take Pulock's spot on the power-play.
New York Islanders defenseman Ryan Pulock (illness) will not be in the lineup against Philadelphia on Monday. The rugged blue-liner is feeling under the weather and will miss the Islanders' penultimate preseason game as a result. With the team's regular-season opener not coming until Oct. 10, Pulock should have no problems getting healthy for the start of the campaign. The 29-year-old plays big minutes for the team and does a little bit of everything. He registered 19 points (five goals, 14 assists) across 58 games last season with 90 shots, 149 blocks, and 99 hits.
New York Islanders defenseman Ryan Pulock has been placed on injured reserve due to a lower-body injury. The IR designation means he must sit out a minimum of seven days which rules him out for three contests versus the Kings, Maple Leafs, and Ducks. The right-shot blueliner was struck in the leg by a shot from the Blue Jackets' Zach Werenski on Thursday and actually played six more shifts before sitting out the remainder of his club's 7-3 defeat. The 29-year-old has collected two goals and six points across 25 games on the season while also adding 37 hits and a hefty 66 blocked shots in that time. The Islanders have been hit hard by the injury bug on the blueline as Adam Pelech (upper-body) and Sebastian Aho (upper-body) are also out of action.
New York Islanders defenseman Ryan Pulock contributed with four assists in Saturday's 5-2 win over Philadelphia. Two of his helpers came with the man advantage as the Islanders turned a 2-1 deficit into a comfortable victory. Pulock had entered the game with just seven points to his name this season. He's had a very tough time generating any offense, but Pulock logs a lot of minutes and has played an important role for the team with his work on the defensive end. He has recorded 36 blocks and 43 hits in 23 games with a plus-10 rating.
New York Islanders defenseman Ryan Pulock (illness) will be back in action on Friday against Tampa Bay. He missed Thursday's game against Washington with a non-COVID illness but it looks like he's feeling well enough to play in the season finale. Pulock hasn't had a great year and sits on just 20 points with 55 games played, but he's seen some offensive success in his most recent outings, scoring in back-to-back games and putting together a three-game point streak. Pulock re-enters the lineup at the expense of Sebastian Aho, who suffered an upper-body injury on Thursday.
New York Islanders defenseman Ryan Pulock tallied two assists in a 5-3 Islanders win over the New Jersey Devils on Thursday. He assisted on goals from Adam Pelech and Brock Nelson. Pulock has yet to score a goal this year, but he does have 12 assists in 27 Islanders games. The six-year NHL veteran logs several minutes of ice time for the Islanders, averaging just over 22:00 per contest. New York will go against New Jersey again on Saturday.